Chandra Nandini 76-85: Parts 1 & 2

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liberty2

@liberty2

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Posted: 8 years ago

#101

hi, Rajatsweta

R u trying to connect the dots? 😆. My past experience, has taught me , not to rack my brain.Beacuse when the events unfold, we will end up watching the most wackiest reasoning. 🤢

Hello Periyamma,

Think your RA has got better.. I saw a lot of long responses this week. You really do have the patience to read, to pay attention AND reply to each and every post.

This week, there is a lot of Interest Conflict seen in the Opposition Party. Earlier, all were plotting against Nandini TOGETHER. Now, post Mukhya Rani contest, there is an difference of opinion seen in the Opposition Party. Aparna wants to use Roopa to eliminate Nandini, Roopa wants to take Nandini's place and become Mukhya Rani.

But there are certain loopholes that i see in the script :

1) Roopa : Roopa wants to enjoy everything that Nandini possesses, including Chandra. She said very clearly to Sunanda her own motive is to make Nandini win Mukhya Rani contest - so that she gets to enjoy Nandini's position.

Yesterday, they showed Roopa agreeing to Helena's terms - by going to Patalgram and create split between Chandra and Nandini, so that Nandini does not return to Pataliputra. In return, she will get information on Padmanand to take revenge on him.

- IF taking revenge on Padmanand is the primary motive, she should not be in Palace in the first place.

- IF she wants to take Nandini's position and enjoy her merits as Mukhya Rani, why should she agree to Helena's terms of splitting Chandra and Nandini ? If Nandini cannot return to Palace, even Roopa cannot return to Palace.

Conf2using motive... But since Roopa is a ticking time bomb, nothing can be said till the last minuteI

I totally agree with u, she is highly unpredictable.

2) Aparna : She already got a hint about Roopa's changing attitude towards Chandra (when she spotted Roopa flirting with Chandra in the garden and her confrontations with Roopa). I wonder why she still continues to play with this forest fire, especially when she knows that she (and Sunanda) cannot control her.

She has to take the risk. Her only hope is Nandini is tossed out, for her(Roopa's) lewd behavior with Malay. Before Roopa gets more flirty with Chandra.

3) One and Half months of Roopa Track and still its not clear what Sunanda actually wants..

The most nagging question - why does she wants revenge NOW - when she is living happily in the palace at the mercy of Chandra (during Padmanand's reign she was not even in the palace). She became a widow after Chandra killed Padmanand, then her Sumangali post got reinstated, now she wants to become a widow again ?

If she wanted revenge from Padmanand, she could have just switched Nandini during her growing years.

Taking revenge from Padmanand, now, would mean helping Chandra. She should, in fact, be roping Chandra and Chanakya in her grand plans of sending Roopa disguised as Nandini to Padmanand.

If she wanted to take revenge on Chandra, she could have just switched Nandini when she drank poison.

And she has an uncontrollable daughter Roopa who has plans on her own and changes it at the last minute without involving Sunanda.

It is still not clear why she needs help from Aparna. She was doing well with her plans even before Aparna entered the scene. And now, she is caught between Roopa and Aparna (devil and deep sea?) and doesn't know what to do with it.

That was my million dollar question for Aunty, if Sunanda had any motive, because she is the mastermind ( at least) for now for unleashing the loose cannon. I think she ain't worried about the Greek duo, as Roopa can take them out if needed. Unless she is working for Padmanand ,to wipe out Chandra, but plan got backfired , because Roopa is not the kind, who peacefully takes the command. Or...most likely,definitely writers have this partial amnesia, and forgot that it was sunanda who start the ball rolling .just took a shot in the dark.
Seems like things gone haywire, with emergence of Roopa. My frustration would be Chandra can't add up 2+2. 😡After getting innumerable hints of two contrasting personality of Nandini.

The worst part is... waiting for this stupid track to end. Disparately

Edited by liberty2 - 8 years ago

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kautilya04

@kautilya04

Dazzler

Posted: 8 years ago

#102

Originally posted by: sashashyam
My very dear Ranjana,

I do not know what to say to this, except that it lifted my spirits more than I could have believed possible. Thank you so very much! You're most welcome, aunty🤗

Not only because of the extravagant adjectives you lavish on my writing, but even more so because of the hauntingly lovely quotations from sources as far apart as Emily Bronte's doomed hero - how well that one fits Chandra! - and the Kishoreda song. My mind is a fully functional mental asylum. And at any given point in time, there are dozens and dozens of fictional characters running around the place, spouting dialogues, crooning songs, dancing with three left feet, and plotting against each other 😆

I am sorry that my Como adventure made you feel queasy, poor child! But as for the fish in the Lago di Como, if they had eaten you, along with your funny bone, there would have first been a glut in the Como fish market, with so many of them having expired of laughter and floated up to the surface.😉 Since there would have been no succeeding generations, there would have next been high fish prices due to the supply shortage.😉 Arre nahi, aunty. Given my current state, they would have willingly floated to the surface, singing - yeh khaana, yeh paani, hamare kaam ki nahiii 😳😆

I am keeping my fingers crossed for your frame of mind - whose ways are mysterious! - to improve. For now, don't worry about flagging any parts of the post. Take care, my dear. Thank you so much, aunty 🤗

Shyamala Aunty

PS: I have wondered at times about how Rajat would play Heathcliff. That's an interesting thought. I somehow feel the actor and character would meld into each other..

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sashashyam

@sashashyam

Sparkler

+ 3

Posted: 8 years ago

#103

Lovely stuff, my pet. Your posts, short or long, invariably leave me breathless, trying in vain to keep pace with your mental processes! This one is no exception.

But now you had better bend your steps towards my next post, which I see you have already read. I shall be waiting for your comments on that one.

Shyamala Aunty